More Children's Books From CD?

[PaulB]

A children's story by Jack Ketchum has got me curious. Will have to track it down.

[thelion]

The Christmas Thingy is a great book and a lot of fun to read to the family each year. I just purchased a copy I found of The Halloween Mouse but I haven't had a chance to read it yet. I would definitely be interested in any additional children's books published by CD.

[Slee1978]

That might make a good Christmas book for family.

[Tree705]

I think I have at least one extra of The Christmas Thingy, I will make a mental note of looking for it and if I find it I'll add it to my list of books for sale in the Book Market.

[Slee1978]

Never heard of these. I would love to check them out.

[miki74]

I have never heard of these. I will have to check them out. I knew Dean Koontz had wrote a kids story a long time ago and it was about dolls being alive (kinda makes me think of like Toy Story or something like that), and there is a mean toy, Does anyone know what that is called? I looked for it for a long time about 15 years ago (before internet made things so much easier) and never could find it. I may have to start looking into that again.

[Martin]

The Christmas Thingy is one of my nephews favorite story, he likes that one year round and claps at the end.

I still need to get a hold of The Christmas Thingy, have never read that one but definitely want it

[Antmusic]

I WISH! I'd love to see some of my favorite authors try their hands at writing picture books. I can think of some great illustrators for them to. Daniele Serra, Oscar Steve Senn, and CD's usual contributors. If they could get a "regular" illustrator like Kay Chorao, Steven Kellogg, Mercer Mayer, Dick Gackenbach etc that would be beyond awesome (if they are all still alive, ha ha)

[RJK1981]

I still need to get a hold of The Christmas Thingy, have never read that one but definitely want it

[jester05jk]

They're not by CD but Dean Koontz has a few out, Santa's Twin and Robot Santa, The Paper Doorway(to a lesser extent), and even books "written" by his dog Trixie. Jack Ketchum had The Transformed Mouse which is a fable, and that's all I can think of.

[Martin]

I have been reading The Christmas Thingy and The Halloween Mouse to my niece and nephew for several years now. They love the stories and the illustrations. I would love to see more of these types of books from CD in the future.